War Paint
This jumping spider had a very short attention span. I had to keep clicking my fingers to keep his attention. This is probably the most dramatic marking I have seen in a jumping spider. He was a really cool guy, and I liked his personality.
9 responses
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Hector rtiz gave props (10 Apr 2008):
i guess you do...great job... man...
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Nelson Campbell gave props (11 Apr 2008):
Wonderful affectionate essay, full of unusual and interesting details and curiosity that only someone who is a true spider person, would care to notice. And I love every single picture.
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Chris Whitney said (18 Apr 2008):
Great essay and this image would be a great submission for the creature theme.
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Micci Shannon gave props (15 Jun 2008):
Loved all the jumping spider pictures, but this one is AMAZING! Very well done.
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Bonnie Fassler said (8 Dec 2008):
WOW! Your spider pictures are GREAT! I have always been amazed by spiders, their webs, etc. And you really have brought them to my close attention with your captures. Love all of your pictures--especially the spiders.
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Dina Saleh said (12 Feb 2009):
wowwww thats a wonderful photo for such an amazing creature
i've just read an article about how this spider see things..
Side eyes - wide angle vision to pick up movement
Middle front eyes - sharp, telephoto image, some colour vision
Side front eyes - binocular vision for judging distances.
ur photo is amazing .:) -
Kurt Brennan gave props (10 May 2009):
Excellent detail. You can almost tell it is looking at something that is catching its attention. cool.
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My Decadia gave props (14 Oct 2009):
Wow! Great macro & bokeh!
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Leanne Silva gave props (25 Oct 2009):
It's so cute!!!
